New Hampshire high school track and field athletes recorded several personal bests during competition the week of May 11.
Riley Smith (Plymouth Regional) ran 2:06.62 in the 800 meters at the Bristol Invitational on May 16, dropping from his previous personal record of 2:23.27 set in April 2026. The sophomore's time places him #48 of 527 athletes statewide and #10 among 150 sophomores, finishing fourth in a field of 15.
Aiden Moreau (Windham) cleared the 110-meter hurdles in 15.50 at Salem Home Tri #2 on May 12, improving from his previous best of 16.31. The sophomore ranks #8 of 127 athletes in New Hampshire and #2 among 25 sophomores, placing second in a field of five.
Emma Millette (Nashua South) cleared 11-3 in the pole vault at Nashua South, Spaulding, @ Central on May 12, up from her previous personal record of 10-0. The junior's height ranks #1 among 85 athletes in the state and #1 among 27 juniors, setting a school record for Nashua South High School. Millette also ran a personal best 28.26 in the 200 meters, improving from 28.91.
Lea Rodriguez (Manchester Memorial) ran 13.39 in the 100 meters at Nashua North vs. Exeter & Memorial on May 12, dropping from her previous best of 13.95. The freshman ranks #42 of 655 athletes statewide and #5 among 219 freshmen, winning a field of 17 competitors.
Ayaan Saqib (Salem) ran 15.50 in the 110-meter hurdles at Salem Home Tri #2 on May 12, improving from his previous personal record of 16.22. The senior ranks #8 of 127 athletes in New Hampshire and #5 among 31 seniors, winning a field of five competitors.
Dana Mussulman (Phillips Exeter Academy) ran 15.12 in the 110-meter hurdles at the NEPSTA DI Championship on May 16, improving from his previous best of 15.97. The mark ranks #6 among 127 athletes in New Hampshire, finishing fourth in a field of 13. Mussulman also threw a personal best 165-10 in the javelin, up from 158-4.
New Hampshire high school track and field athletes recorded several personal bests during competition the week of May 11.
Riley Smith (Plymouth Regional) ran 2:06.62 in the 800 meters at the Bristol Invitational on May 16, dropping from his previous personal record of 2:23.27 set in April 2026. The sophomore's time places him #48 of 527 athletes statewide and #10 among 150 sophomores, finishing fourth in a field of 15.
Aiden Moreau (Windham) cleared the 110-meter hurdles in 15.50 at Salem Home Tri #2 on May 12, improving from his previous best of 16.31. The sophomore ranks #8 of 127 athletes in New Hampshire and #2 among 25 sophomores, placing second in a field of five.